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The Industrious Prentice out of his Time and Married to his Master's Daughter, The diligent pupil gives money to musicians (plate 6), Industry and Idleness (original series title), print, Series number, 6, 12, The diligent pupil Goodchild is no longer a pupil but has become a partner in his former boss's business and is married to his daughter. He distributes money and food to a group of musicians and beggars. In the background is the Monument to the Great Fire of London, the monument to the fire of 1666. Below the image is a cartouche with a text from Proverbs. Part of a series of twelve plates depicting the rise and fall of two pupils, Francis Goodchild and Thomas Idle, after the original plates by William Hogarth from 1747., printmaker: Thomas Cook, London, after design by William Hogarth, publisher: Robinson, George, George & John, 1796-02-01, paper, etching, engraving, height 289 mm x width 368 mm, giving alms or other charity, eg: handing out food, giving food, brass band, street band - CC - out of doors, Monument to the Great Fire of London, A detailed engraved scene shows a crowded street in front of a building entrance where a woman kneels on the steps holding a hat while a child peeks from behind her; a man stands in the doorway leaning forward as another woman leans out of a window offering a coin to a soldier who bends toward her holding a drum; several drummers and other men with varied hats and coats form a procession along the street, some carrying instruments and one carrying a cello-like instrument; a reclining man in rough clothing lies on the pavement near a small barrel and stool, a paper pinned to his chest, while another figure crouches beside him; architectural details include tall buildings with many windows, a projecting sign above the street, columned facades, and fra

Crédit

Photo12/Liszt Collection

Notre référence

LZT26B33_363

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

53.5Mo (8.6Mo) / 39.3cm x 34.1cm / 4645 x 4027 (300dpi)

Mots clés

Industrious Prentice Time Married Master's Daughter diligent pupil gives money musicians plate 6 Industry Idleness original series title print Series number 6 12 diligent pupil Goodchild no longer partner former boss's business married daughter distributes money food group beggars background Monument Great Fire London monument fire 1666 image cartouche text Proverbs Part series twelve plates depicting rise fall two pupils Francis Goodchild Thomas Idle original plates William Hogarth 1747 printmaker Thomas Cook design publisher Robinson George George & John 1796-02-01 paper etching engraving height 289 mm x width 368 mm giving alms charity eg handing giving food brass band street band - CC - doors detailed engraved scene crowded street front building entrance woman kneels steps holding hat child peeks man stands doorway leaning forward another woman leans window offering coin soldier bends holding drum several drummers men varied hats coats form procession street carrying instruments carrying cello- instrument reclining man rough clothing lies pavement near small barrel stool paper pinned chest another figure crouches beside architectural details include tall buildings windows projecting sign columned facades fra